Let's see, 1400 LY away, assuming we could launch a probe tomorrow that could attain .03C (which would be almost exactly 610x faster than New Horizons if my back of the envelope math is right) Flyby will occur in the year 48,682 AD. Of course, we won't start getting the data for another 1400 years after that. Speed of light and all.
Let's see, 1400 LY away, assuming we could launch a probe tomorrow that could attain .03C (which would be almost exactly 610x faster than New Horizons if my back of the envelope math is right) Flyby will occur in the year 48,682 AD. Of course, we won't start getting the data for another 1400 years after that. Speed of light and all.